Standard Publishing Company rate sheet and notices
The piece lists subscription rates payable in advance for The Standard Publishing Company in Montana, Northern Idaho, and out-of-state areas, detailing daily and Sunday, Sunday only, and mail options. It includes change of address instructions, billing details, and a disclaimer about financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements.
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Montana
Northern Idaho
Dally
Daly
Standard Publishing Company
Official Paper
Silver Bow Courty
Associated Press
Associated Prose
Focal News
AP Ness
Butte
Jann & Kelley, Inc
Madison Ave
New York
Nyj
Sutter Gt
San Francisco
Calif
Michigan Ave
Chicars
Palmer
Atlanta
General Motora
Detroit Midh
Seventh St
Los Angeles
Calti
Taxpayers Seek a Hero to Reform Federal Spending
The piece argues that postwar reform hinges on presidential and congressional action to streamline the federal government. It notes Hoover commission recommendations and Truman's potential power, the rising cost of government, and the public call for decisive economy measures as Congress resists.
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Budget Bureau
Hoover Commission
Hoover
Truman
Herbert Hoover
F. D. Roosevelt
Commission On
Congress
Senate
Harrys. Truman
Making All the Curves of the Party Line
Close observers note that the right to strike remains one of the few effective weapons left to workers. The discussion hints at strategic use of strikes without causing a smashup on sharp confrontations.
Spectacle of Police Use in Berlin Strike Break
The passage notes no strikes behind the iron curtain yet discusses how fear of repression looms for workers. It contrasts peaceful picketing outside with coercion inside, questioning who would praise police armed to break a workers’ strike as clashes erupt in Berlin during the railways relieve the airlift.
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Iron Curtain
Siberia
Kremlin
Berlin
We Cannot Contain Undesirable Aliens, Clark Warns
Attorney General Tom Clark urged the House Judiciary Committee to pass laws to detain and deport undesirable aliens, citing 3278 unenforceable warrants and 416 pending cases while noting many cannot be deported due to nonreceiving countries and the inability to jail nondeportable suspects. He highlighted Eisler’s escape as a precedent.
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United States
Tom Clark
House Judiciary Committee
Clark
United States, of Whom, 73 Are “Suspected Subversives.”” Mr. Clark
House Committee
Gerhart Eisler
Congress
Eisler
Iron Curtain
The Tax Refund Racket
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports Arizona inmates forged employers' tax statements to claim refunds up to 300 dollars without paying tax. Officials warn that forged documents may pass the initial checks before later audits reveal the fraud. Refunding practices rely on withholding statements, and duplicate filings are supposed to deter misuse.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Arizona State Prison
Arizona
Washington
Bureau
Riots and goons prompt state law contrasts across the Union
The piece argues that all states ban rioting and unlawful assembly while noting inconsistent enforcement in CIO disturbances. It cites Michigan law against interfering with lawful work, mass picketing and use of force, and fines for officials who fail to quell riots. It laments police inaction and discusses federal limits on strikebreaker movement.
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Hawaii
Alaska
CIO
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Murphy
Supreme Court of the United States
Westbrook Pegler Warns of Labor Strife in South
The columnist foresees a major clash between government and mobs next year, arguing workers could lose jobs to capitalists and loan firms. He predicts violent organizing strikes resurfacing in southern states and urges citizens to defend themselves if police fail to act.
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United States
CIO
South
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Your Birthday and zodiac Outlook for June First
June 1 birthday text highlights optimism and independence with a focus on self confidence, social reach, and cycles of fortune. It notes domestic talents for women, leadership at home, and advice to marry young. The July 2 entries praise confidence and optimism with wedding potential and rising energy.
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Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Zodiac Guidance for the Week from Stella
The column links star signs to daily favors from romance travel and contracts to business luck. Libra enjoys a holiday mood while Scorpio should sign important papers. Sagittarius seeks happiness in work and love as Capricorn builds on yesterday. Aquarius warns against impulsiveness. Pisces plans outdoor trips. Aries sees gains from mail order ads. Taurus notes favorable partnerships.
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LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Life's Like That By Fred Neher
Cartoon humor reflects budget quirks with the line about miscellaneous expenses slipping through when not listed. The brief gag centers on budgeting and perception of small line items.
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Fred Neher
Our Children by Angelo Patri on kindness and true friendship
The essay urges youths to seek popularity through unselfish kindness and service rather than crowd approval. It contrasts popularity with lasting friendship built on trust, warns against cheap thrills, and argues that self respect and wholesome character lead to lasting happiness in adulthood.
A Matter of Definition in Tobin Remarks
The New York Sun column questions Tobin's Sunday broadcast claim that socialism offers nothing to the United States. It notes government-led labor, housing, relief and regulation trends as signs of growing state influence, including subsidies and health insurance proposals, shaping an economy with high living standards. It also explains Seld’Or, a French term for salt of gold used in photography.
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New York Sun
Tobin
Washington
United States
Sweater girl Cristine Cooper battles Hollywood bias
Cristine Cooper, a self described dramatic actress, says producers judge talent by appearance. She recalls near leads in Life of Mother Cabrini and Streetcar Named Desire and a near role in Bed of Roses, but shifting studios and an accident kept her from starring opportunities.
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Hollywood
Cristine Cooper
Cristine
Miss Cooper
Lana Turner
Ava Gardner
Jane Russell
Mother Cabrini
Julie Hayden
New York
Chicago
Dore Schary
RKO
Triumph
Howard Hughes
Schary
Bed of Roses
Metro-Golden-Mayer
Eddie Buzzell
Neptune
Russia's Wheat Output and Global Impact
The Helena Independent Record notes Russia harvested 1.025 billion bushels of wheat last year, about 200 million less than the U S crop. It compares Russian and American production, assesses agricultural efficiency, and discusses wheat as a strategic resource.
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Russia
United States
America
National defense needs shape and unity in a permanent war footing
The piece argues for a unified national defense driven by coordinated policy across the State Department Defense Atomic Energy Commission and other bodies. It critiques Air Force dominance over Navy and Army, warns against waste and profiteering in military spending, and defends atomic energy as essential to a balanced defense. It singles out Louis Johnson W Stuart Symington and Forrestal era tensions while urging cohesive leadership and policy.
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National Defense
State Department
Department of Defense
Atomic Energy Commission
National Security Resources Board
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Security Council
James Forrestal
Louis Johnson
Congress
W. Stuart Symington
Air Force
Symington
Army
Navy
Defense
Forrestal
Johnson
Soviet
Russia
China
Leslie Groves
David Lilienthal
Frankfurter
Dean Acheson
Baer knockout ends fight in 11 rounds at Alameda
Lou Nova of Alameda California stopped former heavyweight champion Max Baer by technical knockout in the 11th round. Dr A L Strand of Montana State College Bozeman is to speak at Butte high school commencement next morning.
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Lou Nova
Cordelia Sue Mackey
W. W. Mackey
West Broadway
Kansas City
St. Louis
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